Injectivity on distribution of elements in the compressed sequences derived from primitive sequences over Z_p^e

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Abstract: Let pgeq3 be a prime and egeq2 an integer. Let sigma(x) be a primitive polynomial of degree n over Z/peZ and G′(sigma(x),pe) the set of primitive linear recurring sequences generated by sigma(x). A compressing map varphi on Z/peZ naturally induces a map hatvarphi on G′(sigma(x),pe). For a subset D of the image of varphi,hatvarphi is called to be injective w.r.t. D-uniformity if the distribution of elements of D in the compressed sequence implies all information of the original primitive sequence. In this correspondence, for at least 1−2(p−1)/(pn−1) of primitive polynomials of degree n, a clear criterion on varphi is obtained to decide whether hatvarphi is injective w.r.t. D-uniformity, and the majority of maps on Z/peZ induce injective maps on G′(sigma(x),pe). Furthermore, a sufficient condition on varphi is given to ensure injectivity of hatvarphi w.r.t. D-uniformity. It follows from the sufficient condition that if sigma(x) is strongly primitive and the compressing map varphi(x)=f(xe−1), where f(xe−1) is a permutation polynomial over mathbbFp, then hatvarphi is injective w.r.t. D-uniformity for emptyseteqDsubsetmathbbFp. Moreover, we give three specific families of compressing maps which induce injective maps on G′(sigma(x),pe).




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